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A plasma thawing machine is a medical device designed specifically to meet clinical transfusion needs. It rapidly warms frozen plasma to an appropriate temperature (about 30–37°C) while automatically controlling the temperature throughout the process to ensure the plasma quality remains intact.

Compared to traditional water bath thawing methods, this machine not only improves thawing efficiency but also greatly reduces operational risks and infection chances.

Simple to use, it requires only placing the plasma bag in the machine and activating it—automatically completing the warming process and alerting when finished, thus saving manpower and time.

Widely used in emergency departments, operating rooms, blood banks, and intensive care units, it is an essential piece of equipment for enhancing transfusion efficiency and safety in healthcare facilities.

In a static state, platelets naturally tend to aggregate, losing their functionality and becoming more susceptible to damage.

Oscillation stimulates the platelets, helping them maintain their activity and preserve their normal shape and function during storage and transport.

Additionally, oscillation prevents platelet clumping and ensures that platelets remain in a single, separated state. This guarantees that when needed, they can aggregate and form clots normally.